The Lanky Guy Solution: How Tall Skinny Guys Get Big and Strong

Are you sick of being called skinny, pencil-neck, bony or weak?The Lanky Guy Solution is the book for you. If you are a tall skinny guy who struggles to gain muscle and strength, then the typical fitness advice will not work for you. Don't waste more time on professional bodybuilder programs that are not helping you.You need a solution from a guy who was tall and skinny and learned simple, proven methods to get bigger and stronger, naturally. I was called Slim-Jim for many years. I got sick of it and tried many programs and methods before finally discovering what really works for us lanky guys.What you'll get in this ebook:-Strength Training Principles to gain strength and muscle (with a sample program to follow)-Common training/nutrition mistakes to avoid as a tall "hard-gainer"-Simple no-nonsense nutrition principles to follow so you gain muscle, not fat-Mindset Principles to keep you motivated and focused, so you achieve your goal of a bigger, stronger body.If you're frustrated with the typical fitness info and wasting money on supplements that don't work, you need The Lanky Guy Solution. Up until now, us lanky guys have been left to figure it all out on our own. You get frustrated, injured and still skinny as a beanpole! This book is my answer for you to go from slim and soft to thick and rugged. From skin and bones to big and rugged. Written by: Jim White, CPT I have been training to get bigger and stronger for over two decades. I made plenty of mistakes along the way, getting injured, frustrated and going backwards in my quest to put on some serious muscle and get stronger. That is why I created this book for you.You have a guide to help you get from where you are (tall and skinny) to where you want to be (big and strong)If you take action on the training, nutrition and mindset strategies in this book you will grow bigger and stronger without getting skinny-fat or wasting money on bogus supplements and professional bodybuilder programs.I started this journey as a goofy 6'3" 150 lb. kid who could not do a si